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It is a fact that when you install certain apps, the developers of such app(s) bundle addons which are non-critical to the operation of the app itself. Such addons include advertising (Google Ads is legal), Analytics, Developer Tools, Licensing, Social Gaming as well as Push Notification.

The message that you are receiving in your notification bar falls under Push Notification and perhaps Analytics.

1.) You need to narrow down which app is the culprit that bundles this addon. I personally use the app Addons Detector to sniff all my apps.

2.) Okay now you have found it, now what? Delete it. There is no other recourse unless you are capable of disabling the addon Anyway, a rogue app such as this should be avoided. Just delete it.

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guys, i just got myself a S.Note and it sometimes black out and i am unable switch on by pressing the button. To on it again, i have to remove the battery and put it back, then it's ok.This hv been happening since new....in a day, I need to do this twice or three times...is there something wrong here? planning to take it to the service ctr to check but want feedback from users if anyone out there have the same problem

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i think that is a bogey message to get u to download that app, just like some advert. Dun think your battery is really losing charge right? i get advert on my galaxy s2 notification bar too from time to time.

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guys, i just got myself a S.Note and it sometimes black out and i am unable switch on by pressing the button. To on it again, i have to remove the battery and put it back, then it's ok.
This hv been happening since new....in a day, I need to do this twice or three times...is there something wrong here? planning to take it to the service ctr to check but want feedback from users if anyone out there have the same problem

The points of the user determines the rank. The higher the points, the higher the rank.

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Those buggers, really pain in the bum.

It is a fact that when you install certain apps, the developers of such app(s) bundle addons which are non-critical to the operation of the app itself. Such addons include advertising (Google Ads is legal), Analytics, Developer Tools, Licensing, Social Gaming as well as Push Notification.

The message that you are receiving in your notification bar falls under Push Notification and perhaps Analytics.

1.) You need to narrow down which app is the culprit that bundles this addon. I personally use the app Addons Detector to sniff all my apps.

2.) Okay now you have found it, now what? Delete it. There is no other recourse unless you are capable of disabling the addon Anyway, a rogue app such as this should be avoided. Just delete it.

The points of the user determines the rank. The higher the points, the higher the rank.

The bar represents the rank and points of the user. The longer the bar, the higher the rank and points.

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It is a fact that when you install certain apps, the developers of such app(s) bundle addons which are non-critical to the operation of the app itself. Such addons include advertising (Google Ads is legal), Analytics, Developer Tools, Licensing, Social Gaming as well as Push Notification.

The message that you are receiving in your notification bar falls under Push Notification and perhaps Analytics.

1.) You need to narrow down which app is the culprit that bundles this addon. I personally use the app Addons Detector to sniff all my apps.

2.) Okay now you have found it, now what? Delete it. There is no other recourse unless you are capable of disabling the addon Anyway, a rogue app such as this should be avoided. Just delete it.

3.) Add a 1 star review on Google Play to whack the developer.

BTW, any needs to install anti virus software? coz they constantly do background scan and drain battery fast, so I wonder is there a need for Anti Virus.

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BTW, any needs to install anti virus software? coz they constantly do background scan and drain battery fast, so I wonder is there a need for Anti Virus.

so far no need la. at least i dont. for the moment. when more and more viruses, malware, worms and trojans emerge to target android os then perhaps you should.

which is why i dont welcome Google Wallet. it as good as attracting hackers' attention.

for now however, i feel that anti virus apps are battery guzzlers and resource hogs particularly those that offer all in one solutions e.g. locate your phone in event of theft. tried before. ram usage can hit 70MB.